Alexander Isak -Lakenbanner Banner Outside Training Ground – Which genius thought this was a great idea?

Alexander Isak continues to dominate the headlines.

The Newcastle United Squad is in South Korea, with the last match of their Tour Far East to meet Tottenham on Sunday.

In the meantime, Spanish media revealed on Thursday that Alexander Isak is using the training facilities in San Sebastian, the training field of his former club Real Sociedad.

The Sweden International does fitness work with its own personal trainer to overcome his injury for the new season.

Of course the big question now is for which club will Alexander Isak play in this season 2025/26?

For all media we give us from minute to minute ‘updates’ and ‘exclusive’, the fact remains that nobody has an idea about what will happen.

It was July 15, 2025 and then in Liverpool Fed journalists the line that they are ‘willing to pay £ 120 million for Alexander Isak’ in a very clear and obvious attempt to cause newcastle United with their star player and goal scorer.

We are now from August and seventeen days later there is still no offer that Liverpool, or even a club, has been made for Alexander Isak.

The only thing that happened is that this has made things all the more difficult for Eddie Howe with his preparations for the season.

A very difficult situation that is then made all the worse, when a genius decided yesterday to put this LineBanner outside the training field in Newcastle United …

No matter how angry and frustrated Newcastle fans are, this is simply embarrassing and shows us as Everton fans.

Even worse, things like this just make it harder for Eddie Howe to get the best possible outcome for Newcastle United.

The only thing that this cloth banner does is help Liverpool.

I think that most fans of Newcastle United see the situation of Alexander Isak as these, with 31 days to go until the transfer window closes on 1 September.

Alexander Isak will be a Newcastle United player or a Liverpool player at 7 pm on Monday 1 September when the summer window closes. It seems that no other clubs are currently on the market for such an expensive striker that I could pay Isak.

Alexander Isak may have decided that he would like to move now. However, that does not necessarily mean that it will happen. Countless players in the past, for all teams, have wanted to move clubs at some point and ultimately did not do this. Sometimes the (potentially) selling club just refuses for every price to do this, often just a case of no other club that meets their appreciation. You saw it with Harry Kane in the summer of 2020, summer 2021, summer 2022, all three times the striker of England wanted to leave, but Spurs refused to sell him. Newcastle United has many examples in the past, such as Yohan Cabaye. Kane, Cabaye and others did not get the move they wanted at some point, but will still play at a high level for the clubs they had tried to leave.

I have no idea what will happen to Alexander Isak.

However, if Liverpool is indeed the only potential buying club in this transfer window, the worst possible thing of Newcastle United’s negotiating position is, if it becomes clear and clear that it is now an impossibility for Alexander Isak to keep playing for NUFC, as one of the potential results.

I am only interested in the best possible result for Newcastle United in every situation.

Perhaps it is now possible for the best that Alexander Isak and Newcastle United Part Company.

However, imagine how sick you will feel about it as with the help of fans of Newcastle United Stunts such as this LineBanner, the Liverpool helps Alexander Isak to say £ 100 million and not £ 150 million?

You may think that this will not happen, but if Eddie Howe and Newcastle United have the feeling that they have no option than selling the striker in this window and Liverpool is the only club that makes an offer. No genius is needed to find out that Liverpool will get the whip hand, every chance to get the biggest possession of United cheap.

Regarding the fans of Newcastle United who say we have to keep it and keep Isak in the reserves to rot. I suspect that they have not heard that the club has difficulty bringing in a second choice, let alone the first and second choice that would be needed if Alexander Isak is no longer an option. The idea of being able to pay both new strikers (and all other signing sessions that we still need) and keeping Isak in the reserves is extremely ridiculous.

My only goal in all this is to stay 100 percent behind Eddie Howe and, like everything else, whatever he decides to do with this Alexander Isak situation, I will fully support our genius of a manager.